ProGrid Ride 3 Saucony Women's Running Shoes

• RUN – Neutral
• Air Mesh Upper, provides snug midfoot fit
• Hydrator Collar Lining, Saucony's performance apparel fabric that provides next-to-skin comfort and maximizes wicking
• MIDSOLE: Impulse EVA, provides increased shock attenuation, responsive cushioning, durability and rebound properties
• Comfortride Sockliner: Saucony's exclusive open cell foam sockliner, it is antimicrobial and breathable while providing superior cushioning and ride
• HRC Strobel Board: Increases cushioning and comfort
• Heel ProGrid™, Saucony's latest impact deflection technology, ProGrid™, absorbs impact, dissipates shock and sets the foot up for a smooth transition
• SRC (Super Rebound Cushioning) Impact Zone
• Provides shock attenuation and sets the foot up for a smooth transition
• SRC Xtra Forefoot Cushioning
• Saucony's premier forefoot cushioning system provides a smooth toe-off
• OUTSOLE: Blown Rubber, lightweight flexible material provides added cushioning while maintaining durability and a smooth ride
• XT-900™, a carbon rubber outsole material that offers exceptional traction properties without sacrificing durability
• Weight: 10.0 oz

The Saucony Women's ProGrid Ride 3 Running Shoes provide a flexible, cushioned ride from heel to toe. This excellent neutral training shoe utilizes wicking technology for superior moisture management and comfort as well as a antimicrobial, breathable foam sockliner for added cushioning. Shock absorbing and designed for excellent fit and feel, the Saucony ProGrid Ride 3 Running Shoes for women provide a smooth transition for runners looking for a neutral, cushioned ride.

Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Saucony ProGrid Ride 3 Running Shoes for Women is available through Altrec.com.

Customer Reviews for the ProGrid Ride 3 Saucony Women's Running Shoes

YoMo - May 5, 2011

Not a good sub for the Omni
I have been a faithful Saucony buyer for the past few years, my most recent pair was the Omni 8. I needed a new pair so I bought the Omni 9 from a local running store, then I remembered I should check Altrec because they have great prices. I was lucky enough to find the Omni 9 in men's on sale for my husband, but not in women's. I did a little research and found these ProGrids seemed almost identical to the Omnis, and they were at a great price. So I ordered these and the Omni 9 for my husband with the intent of returning the ones from our local store. When they arrived I discovered these ProGrids did not fit the same at the Omnis, they are much more narrow and tighter in the toe box. They just didn't have the same comfortable fit as the Omnis, so I returned them.

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